Texas HC Steve Sarkisian shoots down 'absolutely false and untrue' rumor about him

There are tons of college football coaching job vacancies — and a lot of rumors surrounding those positions. 

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has been a part of some rumors, but he is not going anywhere.

Sarkisian spoke with reporters on Wednesday and said that he is not leaving the Texas Longhorns.

"I'd like to comment on something before I get into our team, something that has been bothering me now over the past few weeks, and that is people reporting or insinuating that there's a possibility I could leave the University of Texas, and that is absolutely false and untrue," Sarkisian said. "I'm not going anywhere.

"I've had no discussions, not with my agent, not with the university, not with any other school, not with any NFL team, about ever going anywhere else," Sarkisian added. "I came here to win championships. I've got two kids enrolled at the University of Texas, one in law school, one on our team. I've got a third that hopefully decides to enroll at the University of Texas next fall. And my wife and I just had our son here in Austin. This is our home. We came here to win championships. 

"We've built a damn good football program over the five years that we've been here. We've been to two College Football Playoffs. We won a Big 12 championship. We went to the SEC championship game in year one. We've had 23 players drafted the last two years, which is more than any other school in the country. And our team GPA is at an all-time high. So can we please stop putting things out there that you have absolutely zero evidence on, and then can we please stop retweeting, putting it back out there, as if it's true, as if it's the gospel? It is not true."